The grammar police visited my post A Memory.
Have you ever had grammar police visit your blog?
This visit was more of a raid as they went a little further than just grammar.
I had tried to say that Mr Pudding from Yorkshire Pudding had been to his favorite pub for quiz night. Question # 12 gave me a good memory for my post. I was chastised because I hadn't explained "Mr Pudding" or "Yorkshire Pudding" In fact, they thought that so much was missing that I may have had a TIA. Well part of this is their problem but I admit that it was a sloppy paragraph.
There were further omissions and out right mistakes. I confess to some very poor editing. I was in a hurry.
So this would bring up a question for bloggers. How much should we concern ourselves with grammar? Are bloggers supposed to work to rule? Is it necessary to have completely correct grammar? I'm sure everybody has their own opinions. What makes up a good blog? Does it take correct grammar to have a good blog?
When you read my blog I think you see that I am somewhat informal. That's me. I'm that kind of person.
When I read your blogs, which are all good, I see different styles. People can write the way they talk and it makes for an interesting blog.
With so much variety blogging is very interesting.
So since I have confessed to some errors, will the grammar police wonder what I'm talking about or will bloggers wonder what grammar police are? There seems to be something wrong with my last sentence but I don't know what it is.
